Personal Credo Beliefs

According to secular humanist, there is no life after death. When you die, you die. There is no one to pass judgment on you. There is no heaven or hell. Your legacy that is left behind is the only thing left to judge. It is very important to leave this earth knowing that people will remember you with good thoughts. However, it is even more important to know that God has written your name is the Book Of Life because you have accepted salvation.

Life after death is a very controversial topic around the world and in society. Throughout our lives, we often wonder ‘what happens when we die?’. There are many different beliefs as to what happens to our bodies and to our souls after we die. Religion provides answers to this question, however different religions offer different beliefs and answers to this question. There are two basic kinds of religion in this world: Eastern and Western. Through learning about the key beliefs of Catholics and Hindus I have been able to learn some similar and some different perspectives on the forever debatable question ‘what happens when we die?’.

Not everybody has the same beliefs about certain things. The world is a big place with billions of people and a lot of them have their own beliefs. One belief about death is the way Buddhism people see it and their belief is reincarnation. Today, Buddhism is found in Japan, Thailand, Myanmar, Laos, and China and in India, Sri Lanka Pakistan, Bangladesh and Nepal, Cambodia, also in the European countries and the USA. It is believed that the Buddhist population of the world is over five hundred million. Five hundred million people believe that if you die it is not the end of your life but the beginning of a new one. Your new life would be reborn in one of six realms which are: heaven, human beings, Asura, hungry ghost, animal and hell. This all depends on the karma of your life; the better your karma is, the better your reincarnation would be, and that is called the

Every time it's the same credo thoughts and prayers for the victims, but authorities whom we delegate the power to stand laws to keep us safe decide to do nothing.

I believe in family, love and selflessness. I believe in being able to do what you love and dedication to doing what you love. My

Everyone has a worldview, whether consciously or subconsciously. We all have certain assumptions or presuppositions and beliefs about reality and life that alters the way we perceive the world. Without such presuppositions one can’t give a rational defense of their own belief system. Faith and tolerance are generally considered core American cultural values. However, in a democratic society, those who defend the sacredness of religious principles often find themselves in opposition with those who defend the freedom of individuals wishing to express their viewpoints. A healthy Christian worldview can reduce the negative influences of secular worldviews and entrench the positives by respecting, understanding, and appreciating the rich diversity

Have you ever thought about what happens after you die; if there is something after this life? There are many different approaches to whether there is life after death or not, but in this paper we will be looking at the Christian perspective towards the afterlife. Christianity is the largest religion in the world today due to it being branched down into different groups, and it is a known fact that there is no other religion today that has a huge impact on our world to the extent that Christianity does. Christianity's beliefs on the afterlife can be broke down into two main broad groups, those of the Roman Catholic Church, and those of the Protestant Church. Most often, Christian

I believe that I should rewrite my scripts so that I can successfully follow and complete my goals for my English 1A course. “By revising our outdated scripts, we can get back on course and dramatically change the outcomes of our lives for the better” (Downing 185). Therefore, I believe that I need a new core belief in order for me to create a different set of thought, behavior, and emotional patterns. In other words, it is essential for me to replace my old core belief with a new one if I want to refrain from being anxious when the day of the test comes.

A personal worldview holds ministering Jesus to the dark dying world as a result; I believe its truth to establish the flawless word of the almighty God. Besides that, the word of God has convictions, and values which are the foundation of all things, observed and unobserved. In consequence of the fact, that in the beginning was the word, triggers a dominant conviction, “and the word were with God and the word was God, nothing was created without it”. In addition, in life experience, as a Christian, represents recognition of the work of complete salvation has made significant impact on population in the name of Christ. At this level, Christ is the center on how we should live our life as practicing in giving, Bible study, and worships expressing

I believe when we die we are either reunited with our family and friend in heaven with God or sent to hell for eternal damnation. This resting place is determined by us in the manner we chose to live on earth. The premise which everything began with God leads me to believe that because God knows the beginning and the ending He already knows how things will turn out. The ethics and character of a person leads back to the Heavenly Father, God. He is perfect and good. We as his children our purpose is to become more like Him. Which directs us back to being created in God’s image. Our core commitment should be to glorify God. God’s word tells us in the Holy Bible, Matthew 6:33, “But seek ye first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all of these things shall be added unto you.” God gave his people the Holy Bible to help us maneuver through this

My 5 beliefs are mostly about god. I believe that there is only one god. He saves us from everything wrong and tells us what is right. I believe that we need to celebrate “Shabbat” (saturday) because on saturday he slept after he made the world. To do a friday night meal and to do the “kiddush” (pray) to show him that we believe. I believe that if you know something is wrong don’t do it even if everyone does it you should do what is right. “If you're everyone will jump from the roof, will you do it to?” That is what my mom used to say. I believe that all of us are the same, that we shouldn’t laugh at black people and that we wouldn't laugh at someone's language and of course do not laugh at someone who is a special aid.

I would describe my worldview towards the environment as a biocentrism person. This means I value all things. I also value plants and animals, which means I also have a Conservation Ethic. In general, I believe people should conservation the environment. Other people may have different worldviews, such as anthropocentrism and ecocentrism. People who have those views believe that make changes to improve human quality of life. I do not agree with these views because I think we should not be selfish. If we become selfish we will forget about all the resources we need.

I believe that everyone is unique, that some have different perspectives, while others may agree to disagree. I believe in trying to get to know everyone's perspective once engaged in a conversation. I believe in knowing that somehow and some way I can help someone with their uniqueness, or simply, letting them know that they are unique within. I believe in showing love, compassion, and guidance to those around me and to act with grace and kindness. I never know what someone is going through at that particular moment on that day, and why they are unique. I realized, simply, they are who they are. I believe we should love and accept people as they come. I also believe having faith in people that are met and while showing love and compassion at the same time. I

A study of American undergraduates indicated that the beliefs about the nature of life after death were quite complicated. A 41-item questionnaire produced 12 independent groups of beliefs. Belief in an internal locus of control and that one’s life is owned by God were associated with a more positive view of the afterlife, as was being Roman Catholic rather than Protestant. The most common beliefs were that one is reunited with family and friends, that the afterlife is comforting, that there is Heaven and that the transition is peaceful, all believed by more than 90 percent of the students.

| I believe in backing up the people I care about, encouraging them, helping them, defending them, and loving them.